2D array peak - JS (reduce function)

2-D Peak Finding

 - c - - -
 c - e - z
 - r s u x
 - r - a z

In the 2d array depicted above, a is a peak, if a >= b, a >= d, a >= e, a >= c, find the peak array.

Output should be 'a'

var arr = [ [ '', 'c', '', '',''], 
        [ 'c', '', 'e', '','z' ], 
        [ '', 'r', 's', 'u', 'b' ], 
        [ '', 'h', '', 'a','z' ] ];

console.log(array.reduce(findPeak, 'z'));

//split row by row
const findPeak = (currPeak, currRow) =>{
  //currRow is still an array
  //So use reduce function again
  //currRow.reduce(findPeakPerRow, 'z')
}

const findPeakPerRow = (currPeak, currEle) =>{
  //Compare currPeak and CurrEle
}
//compare function
const getMaxValue = (currPeak, currValue) => {
  //if currValue is not an array, then find the max value
  return (currValue && currValue < currPeak ? currValue : currPeak)
}

const findPeak = (currPeak, currRow) =>{
  let currValue = currRow.reduce(findPeakPerRow, 'z');
  return (getMaxValue(currPeak, currValue));
}

const findPeakPerRow = (maxValue, currValue) => {
  return (getMaxValue(maxValue, currValue));
}

const getMaxValue = (currPeak, currValue) => {
  return (currValue && currValue < currPeak ? currValue : currPeak)
}

console.log(arr.reduce(findPeak, 'z'))